Especially if we are talking about the x100 series. They also offer a different shooting experience to the dslrs, which has its own attraction.I think you’ll find that most cameras featured here are stills based with video being the secondary function of the camera. Whilst the APS-C mirrorless range may not be pocketable, they are of interest precisely because they offer CHOICE, with outstanding IQ in a smaller, lighter package.
They are 'about' as heavy as the 'toys' but they are also about a bit heavier and bigger, and that's what it is all 'about' (not the Hokey Cokey)įor you bigger is better, which is fine, many people are brainwashed to believe that. The options for a (not 'real') dslr that would be anywhere near in size and weight to the T-20 are: Canon EOS1300D or Canon 800D Let's Compare Canon: I'm sure other brands have the equivalents, not to be confused with, or 'equivalence'. The toss up is not between a 'real' DSLR as that would be full frame obviously! It's not weather-sealed like the a6300 and E-M5 II, so if you want that on a Fujifilm you'll need to step up to the X-T2, which is nearly double the price.
The only area in which it falls a bit short is with regard to its electronic viewfinder, which is smaller than the other two mirrorless cameras (though it's larger than what you'll find on the EOS 77D). The X-T20 is remarkably competitive with its peers: sometimes an equal and other times surpassing the other cameras. Lots to talk about before we really dive further into the X-T20. Live view battery life rated at 270 shots. Dual Pixel AF is a variation of on-sensor phase detection that has left/right-looking diodes on every pixel, rather than masked-out pixels on traditional PDAF systems.Ĥ. Hybrid denotes contrast and on-sensor phase detection.Ģ. The classic DSLR-style design isn't getting old (at least for this reviewer) and the build quality is very good for a $900 body.īelow we'll lay out the similarities and differences between the X-T20 and the Sony a6300 and OIympus E-M5 II mirrorless cameras, along with the Canon EOS 77D DSLR.ġ. 4K video has also been added, helping to keep the X-T20 at an even level with the best of its peers.Īnd let's not forget the design of the camera which has become a trademark of Fujifilm's X-series models. The burst rate hasn't changed since the X-T10, but the buffer size has been dramatically increased. The EVF is a pleasure to use, though the touch functions on the tilting LCD are limited. That said, the 24MP sensor has proven its worth on the X-Pro2 and X-T2, and the AF system has also been refined in a good way. The X-T20 is more about the overall package than one or two specs that standout.
Up to 325 selectable AF points (169 of which offer phase detection).Buyers are likely to find themselves deciding between midrange DSLRs like the Nikon D5600 and Canon EOS 77D, as well as mirrorless models such as the Sony a6300, Panasonic GX850 and the Olympus E-M5 II. The X-T20 finds itself in a competitive field of both 'mirrored' (DSLR) and mirrorless cameras. In many ways, it's a smaller, less expensive 'little brother' to the X-T2, a camera that earned a Gold Award when we reviewed it last year. The X-T20 replaces the X-T10 and offers a host of new features, including Fujifilm's latest 24MP CMOS sensor and image processor, faster burst shooting, any improved autofocus system, 4K video capture and more. The Fujifilm X-T20 is a midrange SLR-styled mirrorless camera that sits above the X-E2S and below the X-T2.
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